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In Theatre Theatre T ? IiniN TEXES, KKNAN8VUXK, N, C, THCBSDAT. JANUARY , INS day. rents, Mr. and Mrs. X. O. Murry. Rose Hill i::v;s Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Carr, Mrs. Mr." and Mrs.' A. R. Bland and Rufua Carr, Miss Dollle Sue Carr children of Kenansville and Miss and Jimmy spent Sunday in Green- Catherine Blane of FayettevUle ville with Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald were week end guests of Mrs. A. R. Presbyterian Men - Carr. Bland. " Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Newman Miss KathernCottle of A.C.C. - of Greensboro spent the week end Wilson, spent the week end with ed to home here after spending Kornegay and children. Have Supper- , her ; with Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Johnson. her parents. , j , part of last week with her sister, Mrs. Alice Smith returned home Mr. Henly Carr is a patient in Snav delicious supper was enjoyed , Mr. and Mrs. T. I. Neil and dau- Mrs; T. .A.. Jernigan of Summerlin Sunday after .spending several days A Hospital. Hillbilly of Zion Presby- ghter, Janice spent the week .end James Walker Friends Cross Roads. While there they visit- with Mr. and Mrs. Hinson. by the men the Mt - night Mrs. parents, Mr. and will be glad to hear his condition : ' of visit- terian, Church- Wednesday with Neil's ' ed her aunt; Mrs. Josephine Powell Mrs. Clark Lewis Kinston . i I!ev$ Plain .and Mrs. Coy Teachey. is improved. .., a patient Clinton hospit- ed parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl when they met with Oak who is in a her lit Anthony-Hun- t f eachey members. , Mrs. of Atlanta, ' ANN al- Herring part of last week. By DeLOIS KORNEGAY .i V I ivVv ? "lUMkv. Wo- Farlow and Jack Kornegay visite- Dima Ja Supper 'was served by the Ga., visited Mrs. Robert Mr, and Mrs. Earl Herring of Mr. and Mrs. 'I during Mr. and Mrs. Klwood Swindell of relatives near Goldsboro Satur- oil huh r men of the Church in the Fellow Miss Elizabeth Farlow the visited Mr. and Mrs. Roger d- Heyer-Bost- here bar-be-q-ue end attended ic Wednesday. Kinston visited her mother, Mrs, day afternoon. AaHil ship room. It consisted of week and the . Hill of Wallace last wedding Sunday.' Mrsy Hunt - Lit Bishop, here Sunday. Mrs. W. C. Tyndall, Mrs. Charlie NELSON KINO JUBTT BOBBBTS slaw, potato salad, hush puppies, Mrs. Ethel Kornegay has return- spend days Among those visiting Mr. and Walker and Mrs. Park Holmes, hon- coffee and cake. plans to a few with M. Bains at Mrs. W. J. Hinson, Sunday were: ored Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ray Tbe top ten tunes of the week During the program a most in her mother, Mrs. F. TUEATR& oooooooooooo Mr. and Mrs. Grover Jones of Out- Tyndall with a miscellaneous show- teresting talk was given by Mrs. Raeford, before returning home. Charjes Mount Olive, N. law's Bridge, Mr. and Mrs. Durwood er on Wednesday night of last week. as selected from your' cards and letters Gerald Carr on his trip to New Mrs. George Carr and C MOTOR PARK spend- Walker of Woodland and Mrs. Allen They received many nice gifts and Orleans, where he attended a men Cottle returned Sunday after v Jan. refreshments consisting of chicken Complfoaf by of the church convention. ing several days in Rocky Mount Mr. and Mrs. Grover Book- There's No Business Like Drive-I- c salad on lettuce, pickles, cake and " NELSON KINO aid MARTY ROBERTS with n Theatre drinks were served. er. HI ys, &nd neighbors: Show Business Drive-I- Several from here attended the friends "Loose Talk" nosed WEBB Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Johnson of PINK HILL, N. Twilite n Greetings from your WCKY JAM- PIERCE and his "More and More" Announce Births Raleigh spent the week end with C funeral of Mr. Samuel Herring of BOREE buddies. Nelson and out of the top spot This week your in CinemaScope, starring Marilyn ' Mrs. Johnson's parents, Mr. and Albertson on Saturday afternoon. Marty ... A recent survey (Peat- requests put the two tunes In an Mr. and Mrs. Morris Farrior of Monroe and Dan Dalley man Annual Survey of Song Hits) absolute tie for first place. And Willard announce the birth of a Mrs. H. E. Latham. SuiL-Mo- 23-2- 4 Theatre 28-2- n. Jan. shows that the No. 1 top tune in so the battle goes. Here's how you and Mrs; J. B. Penny and 7 daughter, Patricia Wells, on Jan- Mr. Wed. Thurs. .' Jan. America In all categories during asked us to play 'em this week: daughters, Mary Jane and Johnnye Mogambo 1954 was originally uary 13th at Pender Memorial Hos- West Of Zanzibar", Beulaville, N. C. Outlaws Bridge "Secret Love" L Loose Talk (1) Carl Smith Carr, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Cottle p.m. recorded by EDDY ARNOLD, and pital. Mrs. Farrior is the former t (in color) starring Clark Gable and Shows Start at 6:15 ana 8:15 L Mora and More (8) and son, Danny, and Jerry Henry starring Anthony Steel and Sheila later by any number of singers in Webb Fierce Lucy Ellen Wells. Ava Gardner Cartoon the pop. and country and western j Cottle visited Mrs. J. M. Cottle Sim 5. Let Me Go, Lover (4) Fri.-Sa- t. Jan. 2 NEWS field. Speaking of EDDY tbe cur- Sunday. She is a patient at the 25-2- Hank Snow 28-2- Tues.-We- d Jan. 6 (Double Feature) rent (Jan. 15) issue of Billboard Rocky Mount Sanitarium. FrL Sat. Jan. 9 MRS. J. H. PARKER Magazine, devotes a spread of 14 4. This Ole House (8) Broken Lance BT Mrs. Horace Fussell Mrs. A. B. Wells spent the week Charge at Feather River Regular 4th Sunday Morning ser- pages to the Tennessee Plow Boy, Stuart Hamblen Four Guns To The Border; on occasion of anni- end with Mrs. Callie Bordeau in t vices at eleven o'clock a.m. the hla tenth 8. If You Alnt Lovln' (S) (in CinemaScope) starring Spencer starring Guy Madison and Frank versary as an artist with RCA F&ron Young Burgaw. Rory Calhoun and Coleen Miller Tracy and Richard Widmark Car- Mr. and Mrs. Vance Spence of Hostess At Bridge Victor Recordings. Various trib- & I Don't Hurt Anymore (5) Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. toon. Lovejoy Also utes are paid to EDDY by top Hank Snow B. G. Teachey were Mr. and Mrs. folks in the music and entertain- Mrs. Murphy Singletary won high Clouded Yellow 7. Heart of Stone (--) L. P. Mangum of Lumberton. Thurs.-Fr- i. Jan. 8 ment field, and among the pictures score prize when Mrs. Horace Fus- Red Foley Gwen Fussell Mc- Pen-Li- n Drive-I-n shown with the article la one of sell entertained her bridge club Miss ofFlora wmum!MJM!iiwmt Torch Song Starring Jean Simmons 8. New Light (6) spent end EDDY appealing at a WCKY Green Friday evening. Donald College the week Theatre microphone with yours truly N.K. Hank Thompson on 23-- with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sun.-Mo- Jan. attending NU-PO- Joan Crawford and Michael Wilding (--) Others were Mesdames N. C. We hope that he'll still be going 8. Penny Candy Jim Reeves Horace Fussell. HT Cartoon and Screentiner Wallace, strong to celebrate his 20th and Byron eachey, Robert Fredrick, Ben Sabre Jet 10. One By One (9) Mr. Ben Murry of Wake Forest then some . SMILEY BURNETT K. Wells . R. Foley Fredrick, Evelyn Ground, C. I Sat. Double Feature Jan. 29 started a series of one night stand spent the week end with his pa DRIVE-I- N THEATRE (in color) Robert Stack, Coleen 23-2- Faircloth, Jr., B. B. Longest, and Sun.-Mo- 4 10. Tbe n. Jan. personal appearances on Jan. 3 at This Is Thanks 258,-- Bishop (- Mrs. James Fussell. Highway Richlands San Antone Gray and Julie DRIVE A CROOKED ROAD Mt. Airy, N. C, to cover nine states I Get -) Eddy Arnold and end in California, March 11. Magazine's "Spotllte" The hostess served delicious cho- - 2 miles out of Rod Cameron and Arlene Whelan Jan. starring Mickey Rooney Billboard Road Is on shines on MARTY BOBBINS with colate cake and coffee. Also JIM REEVES back the Kinston Four Guns to the Border Tues.-Wo- Jan. 25-2-6 American scene, after a tour of en- his"Gosslp"backed up with "That's STAR THEATRE "ROUND MY tertaining Uncle Sam's lads and All Right." We look for this one 20-- Port Sinister RAINBOW your long. Thurs.-Fr- i. Jan. (in color) starring Rory Calhoun SHOULDER lassies in France, Germany, Green to hit list ere And that's appear- all there is for this week. Keep Beulaville, N. C. of Kings Jane Warren Cartoon and Coleen Miller Billy Daniels land and Iceland. His first Personals Valley the Frankie Laine and ance, after returning, was on Ed. singing, and until next week in Clean Comfortable Relaxing this same paper, and every night 27-2- Sullivan's "Toast Of The Town," Thurs-Fr- i. Jan. 8 Mrs. Robert Frederick, Mrs. W. 23-2- Sunday, 9 . The Ozark Jubi- on the WCKY JAMBOREE and Sun.-Mo- n. Week of Jan. 9 Sat. (Double Feature) Jan. 22 )00000000900 Jan. H. Horace Fussell SOUND OFF lee, latest among the o & w shows HILLBILLY HIT PARADE, where Hall and Mrs. Yellow Tomahawk Mickey Rooney and Anne James to hit the networks, bows on ABC, we like to gather 'round with all shopped in Wilmington, Thursday. Human Desire Saturday, Jan. 22, from 9 to 10 the friends and neighbors.
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